As BIS Mulls Shutting Down mBridge, Its Innovation Hub Calls The Project a ‘Public Good’
An international payments project backed by China, the UAE, Thailand and Hong Kong is raising concerns in Washington. Source link
Read moreAn international payments project backed by China, the UAE, Thailand and Hong Kong is raising concerns in Washington. Source link
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Read moreThe Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has released new requirements for banks looking to hold XRP and other Group 2 ...
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Read moreThe BIS did not single out any nation in particular but cautioned advanced economies from running fiscal deficits larger than ...
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